Rayder Yearbook: Charlevoix High School 1970

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Staff

Tim Anders
Marcia Mason

Lay-Out Editor

Lynn Fiedorek

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Photography
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Floating Ed. Assistant

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Copy Editor

Linda Gill

Business Manager

Tricia Young

We wish to sincerely
thank all those who con-
tributed their time and
effort to make this year-
book what it is, and
especially to Mrs. Con-
stance Ford, our advisor,
who put forth many long
hours of hard work.

Marcia Mason
Tim Anders

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We dedicate the 1970
Rayder to Mrs. Martin
whose service through the
years has enriched the
lives of many. She has en-
couraged us to achieve
Higher goals and v.e truly
thank her. We hope thai
have brought her sonic satis-
faction in return for the in-
spiration she has given us.

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It Began
Simply
Enough . .

" . . . the wise man looks
into space, and does not

regard the small as too
little, nor the great as

too big; for he knows

that there is no limit

to dimensions/'

Lao-tse

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"Love Will Still Be Lord Of All"

—Sir Walter Scott

"Who is the slayer,
who the victim?
Speak."

"For Mercy has
a human heart,
Pity a human
face ..."

William Blake

Future ages
will wonder
at us,

as the

present

ages
wonders
at us
now/'

SUPERINTENDENT
REX MILLIGAN

For Seven Years

He Devoted His

TimeAnd Effort

To Help The

Students And

Faculty Of

C.H.S.

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Administration Forms C.H.S. Policy

principal VANh SMuH

Our administration
has given generously of
their time and wisdom.
Each student is looked
upon as an individual
with potential. They take
the time to help each

student realize and develop this potential. This year, the board of education removed
the dress code and, to their relief, no one took great advantage of it! We thank the
board for listening to our pleas. Members of the Board of Education are Jack Rader,
Jerrald Redeker, Fran Hooper, Dale Boss, Burr Blanchard, Chuck England and
Richard Donaldson. We sincerelv thank them, for their time and effort.

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1969-70 High School Staff

L TO R; Mrs. Connie Ford, Mr. Duane Taylor, Mr. Robert Cook, Mrs. Marianne Kohn, Mrs. Sandra Fassett,
Mrs. Dolores Robinson, Mr. Jim Jinski, Mrs. Joy Mudge, Mr. Gordon Robinson. ROW 2; Mr. Max Novak,
Mr. Barry Anderson, Mr. Norman Cook, Mr. Jim Jensen, Mrs. Janet Odmark, Mrs. Marie Osterberg, Mrs.
Fran Novak, ROW 3; Mr. Don Carey, Mr. Vane Smith, Mr. Leonard Staley, Mr. Bruce Morgan, Mr. Glenn
Taylor.

Supt. Office Sec.

High School Off. Sec. & Help

Mrs. Bade and Mrs. Carr

Linda Gill, Karen Lewis, Mrs. loanne Grubaut'h, Sandy
Way.

Specia
Services

Every school must be servic-
ed by a school nurse and a guid-
ance counsellor. We are fortunate

to have Mrs. Miles and Dr. Rati-
gan in our school to serve us.

School Nurse- -J. Miles.

Counseling and Guidance — Dr. Ratigan.

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Behind The
Scenes . . .

Cooks

M. Blissett

V. Wright
R. Hilton

Kitchen Help

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Custodians: W. Reiser, L. Holm, M. Sugden

Bus drivers: J. Heeres, M. Boss, P. Smaller, M. Cudd, R. DeYoung, A. Smith, A. Thorpe, B. W'elgamott,
B. Sladek.

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CYNTHIA T . AGER

TIMOTHY KURT ANDERS

It's Not An Ending

But

A Beginning

'Hi, we're Buck and Chuck Lucky.

JOAN ANN AVERY

DANIEL STRUTHERS BERG

SHARON KAY BOSS

CHRISTINE ANN CAREY

DALE A. CASTRO

and I'm their father, Admiral Lucky."

GARY R. CASTRO

STFWART E. COLEMAN

RAI PH EDWARD COR WIN

MARTIN R. COUSINEAU

ROBERT E. De YOUNG

ROBERT MARVIN CRAIN

MARY CAROL DHASELEER

JOHN CHARLES CURTIS

JULIE ANN DIXON

TIMOTHY M . DOAN
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GARY EDMOND DREW JAMES RICHARD ENGLAND MARK ALBIN ERICKSON

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ROBERT V. ETIENNE PAMELA ANN FAIRBANKS

JUDY A. FAUST
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LYNN DE FIEDOREK

GERALD WILLIAM FOCHTMAN

CYNTHIA A. FORBRIG

LILLY ANN" GALLAGHER

LYLE EVERETT GEXXETT
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LINDA MA.RIE GILL

PETER SCOTT GRAF

MARGARET JoANN GREEN

MRS. SEAMAN; English, Spanish

RUSSEII R. CRUNCH

JAMES L. HAREI
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LARRY STEPHAN HA MI I TON

REBECCA ANN HANSEN

DAVID BLANCHARD HESS

DIANE .MARIE HEMEBAUCH

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BERNARD D. HCLTZVAN

Now. if the JUNIORS were as smart as the seniors. . .Glen Taylor:
Math I ep*. 24

ROBERT B. HOOPER

JAMES D. IVANOFF

JUDY J. JOHNSON

A nice place to visit but. . . "

VICTOR F. KANTOI A

CERA I PINT KUFBI FR

FII VNDAH C. I AMRERT

KAREN JEAN LEWIS

MICHAEL S. LORD

KRAAG C. LIEBERMAN

CONSTANCE E. LOUISELLE

LYNETTE KAY LIYLNGSTON

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ALAN MACK

MARCIAJ. MASON

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RAYMOND McCLANATHAN

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GEORGE W. McCLELLAN

timothy a. Mccracken

DEBORAH ANN Mc DO WELL

CHARLES RUH1 METZCER

FREDRICK JOHN MILLER
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SANDRA MIIIFR

CARL MAXV.-ELL XCYAK

CHARLES MICHAEL NCYAK

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JERRY LYNN PARSEL
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-\3CHAEL RAY PATRICK

MICHAEL HARRY PEARSALL ELLA FLORRINE PETERS

DAVID WILLIAM PLUM

BRIAN FREDERIC POTTER

GAII LOUISE POTTER

Joanne powti i

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ELAINE M. PUTMW

WENDY SUE SALTONSTALL

GERIANNE SANTEK

JUDITH ANN SCHARENBROCH

RONALD LEE SITZEMA

JEANETTE MARIE SKEEL

GUY R. SMITH
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JEANNE K . SMITH

JULIE K. SUPERNAW

MICHAEL E. THORPE

CARL ALFRED SWANSON

BOB D. VanDcCAR

WILLIAM G. VanDeCAR

NflCHAEl P. WALKER
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JACQUELVN MARIE WARNER

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VICKIE l.UE WOODS

TRIC1A IRENE YOUNG
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From
Patience
Grows
Honor

Specia
Recognition
Goes To

TOP: Lynn Fiedorek— D. A. R.

Karen Lewis- -Betty Crocker
BOTTOM LEFT: Julie Supernaw—

Operation Bentley
BOTTOM RICHT: Dave Hess— C.H.S.

first representative in

John S. Knight Speech

Competition.

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Awards Assembly

At the close of every school year an awards assembly
is given to honor those students that have shown outstand-
ing leadership and scholarship.

BELOW in the UPPER LEFT HAND PICTURE Becky Williams, Ella
Peters, Gerry Kuebler, JoAnn Green, Dale Castro, Peter Graf, and
Mike Patrick are receiving Co-op awards.

In the UPPER RIGHT HAND PICTURE Mark Ericson is receiving
the outstanding industrial arts award. In the BOTTOM LEFT HAND
PICTURE Linda Gill and Sandra Way are receiving awards for of-
fice help. BOTTOM RIGHT HAND PICTURE Stewart Coleman
and Bob Crain are receiving awards for Pres. and Vice Pres. of the
Student Council.

The picture- at the LEFT is Bob De Young re-
rd tor baseball. Bl-.LOV. in the
UPPER LEFT HAND PICTURE arc the -.pons let-

irds.
UPPER R1CHT HAND PICTURE Carl Novak re-
ceiving outstanding math award.
BOTTOM LEFT HAND PICTURE Mil
broek, Lynn Fiedorek, Sharon Boss, and Tricia
Young receiving Band officers awards.
BOTTOM RIGHT HAND PICTURE Tim Doan
receiving Broken Class award.

Yesterday Is

Gone,
Tomorrow May

Never Come,
Today Is

Yours,
. . . Seize It

1970 Graduation

Class Colors:

Turquoise & Silver
Class Flower:

White Rose

Salut.

Sharon Kay

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"And Now Tomorrow" ... Dr. James Roberts

"Now Dream The
Impossible Dream . . .'

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Juniors Learn The World
Must Be Changed

|erry

Dolmi

Donaldson
Bob

Dorscy
Connie

Drost

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Ed
Drost

Kathy
Egler

Charles
Elzinga

T em-
Eking a

Kay
Fiedorek

Dave

Fochtman
Nancy

Fochtman
Gary7

Forbrig
Ruthann

Gengle
Michael

Gigg

Sandra

Gigg
Dave

Gill
Trudi

Goldstick
Mari

Goss
Wendy

Gothro

Annette

Hansen
Mickey

Havrkins
Penny

Henley
Barb

Hercog
Lloyd

Himebauch

Ron

Hoffman
Beth

Inman
Kathy

Jones
Sue

Kayner
John

Kerner

Dave

Kimble

Shelly-
King

Diane
Klooster

Jim
Klooster

Linda
Krueger

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Somebody FINALLY got the answer? James Jensen; Science dept.

Rindi
Luedke

Debbie
Marshal]

Donna

Laura
Martin

Marian

May
Marilyn

May
Bruc e

Cindy
Miller

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Most
Barb

Nov otm
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Ormsby
Kris

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3-osrer

Otis
Chuck

Otmanov.-ski
Pam

Paxsel

Delia

Patrick
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Patterson
Roberta

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Perron
Dori

Peters
Mark

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Dave
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Judy
Potter

Rick

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Wendy

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Joyce

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Jim

W ilson
Tori

Wood

Debby

Smith
Patty

Smith
Donna

Staley
Kevin

Swan son

Shelley

Szudzik
Debby

Thuss
Jeff

Vetting
Bob

Yrcoland

Lisa
Wagner

Way
Mark

Westenbroek
Faye

Whitley

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Sophomores Become
Industrious

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Blarrchard

Kathy

Blissett
Charles

Borths

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Mrs. Novak: Latin, Geometry, Algebra.

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, -ijit

Carey

Tim

Carey

William
Carey

Roger
Crain

Robert

Cudd
Bruce

Cunningham
Mary

Curtis
Randy

De Young
Richard

Donaldson

Deborah

Emmons
Laurie

Engstrom
Bryan

Goodenough
Glen

Coss
Cecil

Ha'.', kins

Cindy

Hawkins
Laureen

Hoc res
Ned

Henlev
Lori

Henog
David

Hhru

Cindy
Johnson

Cindv

Kleiber
Paul

Kloo

man

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Murdick
John
Murdick

Vicki

M urr ay-
Rob ert

Olson

Paul

Osterberg
John

Ozga

Jerry

Pease
Maureen

Peltier
Ann

Peterson
Susan

Pettis
Christine

Potter

Diane

Potter
James

Potter
Larry

Potter
John
' Powell
Deborah

Rank

Charles

Robinson
Carl

Russell
Sherri

Salisbury
Janice

Schuch
Julie
' Selph

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Suzanne

Shomin
Greg

Sitzema
Gordon

Skeel
Vicki

Skelton
Mary

Smith

David

Swanson
Sara

Sweet
Daniel

Tollas
Carl

VanDeCar
Roxanne

VanLoo

Donna

Warner
Jill

Warner
Sharon

Wertman
Gerald

Wheat
Jean

Wilcox

Kenneth

Wilks
Debra

Williams
Sara

Wilson
Jane

Wimmer
Debra

Wolgamott

Mr. Anderson; Coach, World History.

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Freshmen Begin
Enthusiastically

Dale

ALmonrode
Diane

Alexander
James

Ance
Marty

Anders
Henry

Archey

Craig

Barnum
Debra

Bartlett
Debbie

Bascom
Richard

Bascom
Cathy

Begrov.-

Virginia

Berg
Alvin

Bergmann
Clint

Berlage
Carolyn

Bishavr
Marolyn

Bishav.-

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No, it's not a mimeographing machine! — Norman Cook; Shop

TOP:

Clint Blachard
Jim Borths
Dale Boss

LEFT:
Wilson Boss
Tim Bradley

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Ann

Carey
Elaine

Can-
Jeff

C^vn
Scotl

Cooper
Alfred

Corp

Cecilia

Corp
Dennis

Crain
Judy

Cross
Marilyn

Cummings
Marc

Custer

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Robert

Davis
Janet

Dinwiddie

Pat

Doan
Kathy

Drew a
Mark

Dvorcek

Joel

Dyksterhouse
Carol

Elzinga
Phillip

England
Sherrie

Farrell
Robin

Ferguson

Brenda

F orb rig
Cindy

Funk
Kitty

Gengle
Phillip

Gothro
Jeff

Groomes

Pam

Grub augh
Shelly

Hansen
Sue

Haertter
Jackie

Hawkins
Sue

Herzog

Dan

Himebauch
Bruce

Hodge
Mike

Hodge
Peter

Hooper
Richard

Ivanoff

Tony

Johnson
Richard

Johnson
Steve

Kantola
Sally

Keie
Sue

Kerner

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Steve

Julie

Koteskey
Mark

Kroll
Kristee

Kroush
Walter

Kroush

Vincent

Left
Kit

Lieberman
Sue

Luedke
Debbie

Marme

Dave

Marshall
Nita

Martin
LoAnn

Mason
Dawn

McKenzie

Richard

Milligan
Nora

Moses
Joe

Otmanowski
Tim

Parse 1
Tony

Penney

Theresa

Phelps
Richard

Phillips
Roy

Rank
Don

Resch
Rita

Rosentlial

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Carol

Russell
Gerald

Russell
Jackie

Russell
Midge

Sanford
Ted

Schantz

Lee

Simpson
Linda

Sneathen
Laura

Staublin
Mike

Straw
David

Vogler

Debbie

Wagner
Denise

Wagner
Maurine

Wallace
Lisa

Wasoski
Sue

Way

Randy

Webster
Debbie

Wells
Glenn

Wertman
Sherry

Westenbroek
Debbie

White

John

Whitley
Kathy

Whitley
Rita

Wiklanski
Bill

Wilson
Carl

Wimmer

Randy

Winchester
Vickie

Wojan
LuAnn

Wolschleger
Randy

Woods
Ed

Zeitler

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Spirit Part

Of

Victory

1969-70
Cheerleaders

i

faiiU it

Varsity

Cheerleaders

Teri Wood, Kris Osterberg, Annette
Hansen, Sherry Austin, and Kay
7:e dcrel-: .

Junior Varsity
Cheerleaders

Laurie Engstrom, Jill Warner, Peg
Berg, Lauri Heeres, and Debbie Rank.

Freshman
Cheerleaders

1 s Wasoski
Sherry Westenbroek
Elaine Can

Nit.i Martin

It Began With A Victory . . .

Coach Carey
planned the strategy
throughout the games
and enabled the Ray-
ders to keep the ball
rolling.

Even against tough
opponents and mount-
ing odds, our team
put up a strenuous
fight. Congratulations
Rayders.

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ROW 1: Dave Swanson, Joe Jones, Larry Potter, Tim Carey, Bill Carey; ROW 2: Dan Berg, Norm Ostrum, Kraag
Lieberman, Jerry Fochtman, Stew Coleman, Marty Cousincau, Vic Kantola, Tim Doan, Carl Novak; ROW 3:
Dave Fochtman, Chuck Otmanowski, Mitch Cunningham, Dave Plum, Mike lord, Ron Bindi, Gary Castro.
Dave Gill, Charles Novak, Tom Bergmann, Terry Elzinga, Kevin Swanson, Bruce Meggison, Jerry Parse!.

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. . . And En

d

e

d

With A

Loss

WE

THEY

ALPENA CC

18

8

PZTOSKEY

19

6

ROGERS CITY

24

12

CHE BO YG AX

14

14

GAYLORD

18

0

TC5F

26

13

BOYXE CITY

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6

ST. IGXACE

14

20

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Tomorrow's Future . . .

'i s— t — J.V. Football

I 1 I Record

WON--1

LOST--S

SITTING--P. Doan, R. Woods, R. Rank, P. Osterberg,

B. Moore, M. Kroll, J. Powell, R. Goss, N. Henley,

C. Martin, S. Kantola, J. Pease, L. Simpson, E. Ba-
con, B. Cudd, G. Sitzema, M. Custer, G. Wertman,
C. Klooster, C. Borths, C. Russell, M. Mol, S. Coo-
per, G. Skeel, A. Bergmann. STAND1NG--S. Key, R.
Milligan, V. Left, C. Berlege, H. Archey, J. Borths.
J. Ozga, A. Avery, J. Lachman, D. Marsha], M.
Merritt, B. Olsen, R. Donaldson, K. Bergmann, and
Coach Duane Taylor.

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Regional And District
Champs

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FRONT ROW: Kevin Swanson, Norm Ostrum, Bruce Meggison, Stew Coleman, Kraag Lieberman. STANDING:
Tim Carey, Coach Carey, Bob Donaldson, Carl Novak, Bill Carey, Tim Doan, Charles Novak, Mark Westen-
broke, Terry Elzinga.

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'Let It Be' Known . . .
We're Proud, Rayders

WE

THEY

Alpena CC

73

57

Petoskey

74

69

Rogers City

75

58

Cheboygan

51

62

Gaylord

69

66

T.C.S.F.

67

65

Boyne City

46

67

St. Ignace

74

77

Alpena CC

86

64

Petoskey

60

64

Rogers City

52

68

Cheboygan

84

70

Gaylord

68

66

T.C.S.F.

59

47

Boyne City

69

64

61

81

Tournament Scores

WE

THEY

DISTRICT

Onaway

81

59

Boyne City

52

38

REGIONAL

Manistee C.

76

71

Alcona

72

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QUARTER

FINAL

St. Ignace

70

80

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J.V.'s
Successfu

I he J. V. Squad had a very
successfu] season, compiling a 12

and 4 win -loss record.
Congratulations !

FRONT ROW: Jim Potter, Ken Bergman, Rick Donaldson, Roger Crain, Paul Klooster, Randy DeYoung, |oe
Jones. SECOND ROW: Bob Bortlis. Paul Osterberg, Ned Henley, Larry Potter, Davi Sv nson, |erry Pease, (

Anderson.

Sports Hard Fought

Bring Honors To

C.H.S.

Football

All Conference

offense
End — Kraag Liebennan
Tackle — Xorxn Ostium
Quarter Back — Stevrart Coleman

defense
Interior line --Kevin Swanson
Linebacker- -Vic Kantola
Safety- -Kraag Liebennan
Honorable Mention
Guard- -Tim Doan
Back--Gecrge 2'cClellan

Basketball

Conference First Team
Stewart Coleman

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Bruce Meggison

Kraag Liebennan

Track

Kraag Lieberman

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Ski Team

The Ski
Team worked
hard this year
against stiff
competition re-
presenting our
school well and
in a sportsman-
like manner.

L. TO R. : M. Westenbrock, L. White, G. Forbrig, R. Rank, C. Martin, M. Meier, T. Berg-
mann, B. Holtzman. SECOND ROW: L. Ance, J. Dixon, E. Carr, R. Woods, B. Etienne, P.

Alspaugn, N. Fotanman, M. Wallace.

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Conference
Scores

Tria-r-l^ 2 1st

5c: Relays 4th

C:r_i5r5r_ee ?:-

Reri~- = L 4th

Cheboygan Invitational 4th

Central Michigan 0

Petoskev Relavs

4th

2 2nd.

Track Team

Represent

The Rayders

R. Cram, J. totchman, I. Carey, D. Berg, j. Paisel, 1. ?.
teiberg. C. \Iartin, K. Swanson, R. Bindi. S. Coleman. ^£

r_s. A. Aver". C-. >' ennai. ?. Cs-
= ci. X. Henlev. Z. Neva!-:. G. A>
aga, j. Pease, j. Jones.

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Golf Team
Displays
Stamina

A relatively new sports
competition in our school
which has gained an increas
ing amount of enthusiasm as
a great outdoor activity.

M. Wood, R. Crain, R.
Grunch, B. Carey, B. Cudd

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M. Hawkins, R. Pearl, T. Wood, C. Forbrig, L. Gill, K. Fiedorek, J. Warner, G. Potter, L. Fiedorek, S. Boss, L.
Livingston, S. King, D. Cunningham, N. Fotchman, C. Carey, J. Avery, M. Dhaseleer, M. Cunningham, P. Als-
paugh, C. Metzger, S. Cellner, S. Way, D. Smith, B. Hooper, J. Wheat, W. Skelton, J. Wilson, G. Forbrig, M.
Brown, G. Smith, C. Ager, S. Austin, A. Hansen, L. White, P. Osterberg, C. Martin, C. Smith, C. Miller, M.

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Music And

Rhythm

Find Their

Way Into The

Secret Places

Of

The Soul ..."

Plato

Symphony
Band

vak,' Band Director C. A. 0dm ark, B. Inman.

OPPOSITE PACE- -BOT-
TOM PICTURE
Cindy Forbrig, Jackie
Warner, and Marcia
Brown .

THIS PACE- -Brass S
2nd place in Si
Marlene Cunningham ,
Donna Staley. STAND-
!NC--Mike Westenbroek,
Charles Novak. Carl
Novak, and Jim \A

"Music And Rhythm Bring
Pleasure And Reward . . . ,;

Concert Band

TOP PICTURE PAGE 82
State Solo-Ensemble entry-
Flute Trio--S. Pettis,
D. Wolgamott, D. Boss.

LEFT PAGE 83
Interlochen Scholarship
Winners-- S. Pettis,
J. Wilson, P. Berg.

RIGHT PAGE 83
Band also marches.

ROW 1--G. Berg, D. Wolgamott, D. Emmons, N. Martin, K. Begrow. ROW 2--D. Rank, J. Carey, K. Blissett, L.
Wolschleger, A. Carey, M. Wallace, S. Westenbroek, M. Dvoracek, P. Berg. ROW 3--L. Engstrom, P. Grubaugh,
D. Bartlett, S. Wertman, C. Elzinga, J. Russell, K. Lieberman, S. Shomin, S. Farrell, T. Bradley, L. Lugibihl, J.
Powell. ROW4--M. Sanford, C. Potter, J. Warner, C. Russell, D. McKenzie, D. White, M. Cummings, M.
Anders.

ROW 1--1. Staublin, T. Phelps, 1. Schuch, D. Boss, S. Pettis. ROW 2--E. C.irr, C. Klooster, D. Potter, I
com, M. Curtis, S. Keie, K. Cengle, D. Alexander, I. Belfy. ROW 3-D. Vogler, B. Forbrig, P. Doan, P. I
per, J. Selph, S. Wilson, 1. Wasoski, V. Skelton, S. Way, I. Dinwiddie, S. Sweet. ROW 4--M. Kroll, I. Koo
R. Milligan, G. Light, Band Director C. A Odm.u'K. R. Webster. R. Winchester, R. Phillips. G. Wertr
Pease, P. Klooster.

Solo/Ensemble

"Without Music Life
Would Be A
Mistake . .."

Jror these C.H. S. students music is very
much a part of their life and each has found his
ov.-n success. TOP RIGHT HAND PICTURE is
Kay Fiedorek and Linda Gill vrho competed in
State Competition. Also competing in the State
competions v.~ere. in the LC\\XR LEFT. Kay
Fiedorek. Darlene Cunningham , and Jim Wilson.
In the L6\VTR RIGHT.. Janet Dinwiddie and Sara
Sweet.

84

A

Tribute

ToThe

National

Honor Society

K Lieberman, B. Grain, L.
Fiedorek, M. Dhaseleer, S.

Boss, L. Wimmer, T.
Young, J. Faust, L. Lam-
bert. L. Gill, R. Corv.in, C.
Novak, S. Coleman, C.
Potter, C. Novak, B.
Hansen.

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And There Must
Be Leaders . . .

1969—1970
Student Council

The Student Council was in
charge of many activities for-
merly sponsored by clubs.
They organized the pep meet-
ings and Homecoming. They
also sponsored the Sadie and
many after game dances.

R. Rank. D. Boss,. C. Novak, G. San-
tek. C. Begrcrw. P. Klocster. R. Grain,
vice president. K. Fiedorek, T. El-
zinga, S. Coleman, president.

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Library Leadership . . . Slaam

Student Fellowship . . .
Campus Life

M. Dixon,
B. Novotny,
Sec. ; E.
Currie,
Pres.j S.
Cigg, N.
Ballard, S.
Kayner, M.
May. M.
May, L.
Ormsby, P.
Crubaugh,
M. Sanford.

S. Sweet, A. Hansen, K. Fiedorek, L. White, M. Westenbroek, K. Brady, P. Klooster, E. Putman, S. Kayner,
R. Gengle, J. Fotchman, G. Smitli, C. Elzinga, R. Potter. C. Novak, M. Westenbroek, D. v. :. C.

Elzinga, L. Fiedorek, S. Westenbroek, S. Way, I. Potter, l\ Klooster. O . Potter. S. Boss, B. Browe, K. (
gle, K. Eggler, M. Peltier, D. Boss, S. Pettis, D. Cunningham, C. Klooster. \\". Boss, C Novak, I. Klooster.
M. Cunningham, M. Dhaseleer, S. Cellner, D. Martin, C. Kleiber. C. Potter. P. Crubaugh, C. Drost, s
Way.

87

1969—1970

Crimson Flash

Staff

Editor-in-Chief

Jeanne Smith

Assistant Editor

Sherry7 Austin

Business Manager

Sports Editor, Production
Manager

Dave Hess

Club, Class, Coming News

Julie Supernavr

Art Editor

Tim Anders

M. Wood. T. Anders. D. Hess. ?.
Fairbanks, J. Smith, A. Mack. G. San-
tek, M. Mason. C. Carey, J. Super-
navr. K. Csterberg. S. Austin. K. War-
ner. G. Murdick, C. Novak, C. Bald-
win. P. Berg. D. Staley. J. Faust. K.
Lewis, P. Rader, W. Saltinstall. R.
Gengle. T. Goldstick, B. Herzog, S,
King, B. Potter, J. Ivanoff.

1970

Rayder

Staff

The Annua] Staff is to .serve- the stu-
dents SO that in years to come they can
look back into their annuals and remem
her the years at C.H.S.

J. Supernaw, T. Anders, C.
Carey, J. Smith, M. Mason,
C. Baldwin, D. Hess, R. Gen-
gle, T. Wood, B. Herzog, S.
Pettis, P. Berg, D. Staley. W.
Saltonstall, P. Rader, L. Fied-
orek. G. Santek, P. Fairbanks,
L. Uimnier, S. Austin, K. Os-
terbcrg, L. Gill, T. Young, B.
Hansen, J. Fotchman, F.
Davison, S. Gigg.

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Simple Beginnings Soon Find

Success . . .

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Forensic Regional Qualifiers

One-Act

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Competitors

R. Luedke
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B. Moore

Varsity Debaters

FRONT ROW: M. Mason, P. Fairbanks, I. Smith, C. Carey. HACK ROW: I. Supernaw, I. Kiedorck. D. Hess.
L. Gill.

And High School Brings Honors

Each year hundreds of young people are honored. C.H.S. has shared
in these numerous awards.

Girls State --Donna Staley.

Boys State--David Fochtman, Bruce
Meggison, Gary Forbrig, Chuck Elzinga,
and Terry Elzinga.

OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP ROW- -Bill
Moore --Best Actor; Sandy Gigg — 1st
Place Original; Oratory Bay City
Conference.

BOTTOM ROW--J. V. Debate-Tip of
the Mit Novice Champs, Sherry Austin--
Poetry manuscript accepted in National
High School Poetry Anthology.

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Infanta — Sheny Austin
Bossu — Bill Moore

Dorothea- -lines C-iH
Duchess — Rindi Lued
Lord Severe- -Dave Hess

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A Parade To Begin

Homecoming
October 10, 1969

The 1969 homecoming activities started with a
parade and snake dance followed by a victorious
game for the Charlevoix Red Rayders .

The half time festivities featured the presentation
of Queen Jackie Warner and her court, Lynn Fiedorek,
Tricia Young, Jeanne Smith and Liz Wimmer.

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A radiarU Queen Jackie- is
assisted off the float, then
escorted to Her chair by Dave
Hess where she is presented a
bouquet of roses by the 1968
Homecoming Queen, Ruth
Peebles.

Queen Jackie Warner escorted by Dave Hess

Liz Wimmer escorted by Lylc Cennett
[eanne Smith escorted by Jim Warner

Lynn Fiedorek escorted by Tim Anders
101 Trici.i Young escorted by Mike V.

Back To The
Simple Days . . .

The Sadie

November

15,
1969

I do ... I think I do .

Will you many me ?

Keep away. He's MINE.

102

"Students Entertain Students In

Various
Forms . . ."

The C.H.S. forensic team
kept constantly busy not only
from competitive activities but
presenting programs for both
students and community. These
programs included sponsoring
pep assemblies, talking to the
local Woman's Club, entertain-
ing Kiwanis and presenting
such programs as Evening of
Entertainment and the One-
Act Plays.

"Open Window"

Vera--Pam Fairbanks
Mrs. Sappleton- -Marcia

Framton Nuttle--Jerry

Dohni
Mr. Sappleton--]

Perron
'Soung Sappleton— Steve

K. into l.i

Romeo & Julia"

Mr. Conway— Tim Ai
Mrs. Conway— Chris Care)
Julia--Jeanne Smith

Eliso--lynn Fi«
Romeo-- Rod Slo.m
Cissie--Kris Osu-rherg

103

A Time For Us

The Jr. Sr. Prom
was held at Shanty
Creek at Bellaire on
April 25, 1970. Music
provided by the Boy-
friends set the atmos-
phere for this Romeo
Juliet type occasion.
On the top floor deli-
cious food was served
in the elegant dining
room. While below
soft colored lights
flooded a spacious
dance floor. During
the evening couples
drifted outside to view
a beautifully lighted
swimming pool that
was set at the bottom
of the gently sloping
lawn. This was truly
a time to remember. . .
a time for us.

104

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And The
Evening Ended . . .

108

109

Student Exchange Broadens

Student

Understanding

Of The

World They

Live In . . .

From LEFT: Pat Bohm from
South America, Linda Gill
to Finland, Dave Hess to
Germany, Mercia Maraulho
from South America.

110

Seniors Tour
Historic Capito

April 22-23 marked the date of the Se
nior class trip. Besides touring the State
capitol, the class spent the night at the
MEA conference center in Battle Creek.

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Class
Leadership. .

Junior Class

Pres. --Nancy Fotchman, Vice Pres.
--Beth Inman, Sec. --Ruth Gengle,
Treas.--Sue Kayner.

Soph. Class

Pres. --Bill Carey, Vice Pres.--Lori
Herzog, Sec. --Laurie Engstrom,
Treas. --Jean Carey.

Fres.
Class

Pres. --Elaine
Carr, Vice
Pres. --Janet
Dinwiddie, Sec
--Lisa Wasoski
Treas. --Sue
Way.

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Senior Index

AGER, CINDY — Annual 3; Band 1-4; Homecoming
(comm.) 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Band 4; Prom
Comm. 3; Spanish Club I -3; Pep Club 1 -3 .

ANDERS, TIMOTHY — Annual 3.4; Co-editor 4;
Debate 3,4; Drama Club 3; Play (cast) 3; Flash 3,4; Fo-
rensics 3,4; Homecoming (comm.) 4; Prom Comm. 3;
Spanish Club 1.

AVERY, JOAN — Band 1-4; FHA 1; FTA 1; Pep
Band 4; Prom Comm. 3: Spanish Club 1 .

BERG, DANIEL — Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Varsity
Club 1-4.

BOSS, SHARON — Annual 4; Band 1-4; Officer 4:
Class Officer 2A\ FNA 2.3; FTA 1-3; Latin Club 2,3
Mixed Chorus 2; NHS 3,4; Pep Band 4; Prom Comm. 3
Ski Club 2; Salutatorian 4.

BOHM, PATRICIA — Exchange student (Argentin-
a).

CAREY, CHRIS — Annual 3,4; Band 1-4; Cheer-
leader 1-3; Debate 3.4; Flash 1.3.4; Forensics 3,4: FTA
1-3; Mixed Chorus 2; Gymnastics 2,3; Homecoming
(comm.) 1-3; Pep Band 4; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 1-3;
Officer 3; Spanish Club 1 ,2; Pep Club 1 -3.

CASTRO, DALE — Soccer team 2,3; Co-op 2.
CASTRO, GARY — Football 4; Track 3; Swimming
Team 2; Chess Club 2.

COATES, JOHN — Drama Club 1; Play (cast) 1;
Football 1; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Gymnastics 1,2; Ski Club
1 ,2; Swimming Team 1 ,2; Audio Visual Club 3,4.

COLEMAN, STEWART — Band I; Basketball 1-4;
Captain 4; Class Officer I: Football 1-4; Homecoming
(Comm.) 4; Latin Club 2,3; NHS 3,4; Student Council 2,
3; Officer 4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Officer 4.

CORWIN, RALPH — Football 1-3; NHS 3,4; Var-
sity Club 1-3.

COUSINEAU, MARTIN — Co-op 3; Football 1,4;
Gymnastics 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2; Track 1,3,4; Weight-
Hifting 2,3.

CRA1N, ROBERT — Basketball 1,2; Prom Comm.
3; Student Council 4; Officer 4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club
1-4; NHS 3,4.

CURTIS, JOHN — Basketball 2,3; Football 3; Track
2; Varsity Club 2,3.

DeYOUNG, ROBERT — Band 1-4; Basketball 1-3;
Class Officer 4; Football 1-3; Pep Band 4; Spanish Club
1; Student Council 1; Track 1-4: Varsity Club 1-4; Offi-
cer 3,4.

DHASELEER, MARY — Band 1-4; FNA 2; FTA 1-
3; Mixed Chorus 2; Latin Club 2,3; NHS 3,4; Pep Band
4.

DIXON, JULIE— Band 1-3; FHA 1,2; Homecoming
(comm.) 4; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 2-4; Ski Team 4;
Pep Club 2,3.

DOAN, TIMOTHY - Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4;
Track 1-4.

DREW, GARY — Co-op 3,4; Track 2; Weightlifting

2

ENGLAND, JAMES — Library Staff 3; SLAAM 3.
ERICKSON, MARK — Drama Play Comm. 3;
Kitchen Staff 2; Shop Assistant 4.

ETIENNE, ROBERT — Co-op 3; Gymnastics 2; Ski
Club 1-4; Ski Team 1,3,4.

FAIRBANKS, PAM — Annual 3,4; Debate 3,4;
Rash 4; Forensics 3,4; FTA 1-3; Homecoming (comm.)
4; Latin Club 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 1-3.

FAUST, JUDITH — Annual 3; Class Officer 1,3;
Drama Club 3,4; Student Director 3; Flash 4; FTA 3;
Gymnastics 1: Homecoming (comm.) 3; NHS 3,4; Prom
Comm. 3: Student Council 2; French Club 3; Pep Club 2,
3.

FIEDOREK. LYNN — Annual 4; Band 1-4; Officer
4; Cheerleader 1,2; Class Officer 1-4; DAR Award 4;
Debate 4; FNA 2,3; Officer 2,3; Forensics 4; Gymnastics
2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Latin Club 2.3; Officer 2,3;
NHS 3,4; Pep Band 4; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 1-3;
Valedictorian 4.

FOCHTMAN, GERALD — Annual 4; Band 1-4;
Library Staff 4; Pep Band 3; Ski Club 3; Spanish Club 1;
Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Weight Lifting 3; Wolverine
Boys' State 3.

FORBRIG, CINDY — Band 1-4; Homecoming
(Comm.) 4; Majorette 3,4; Pep Band 4; Prom Comm. 3;
Ski Club 3,4; Pep Club 2.3, Comm 3; SLAAM 3; One-
Act Competition 4.

GALLAGHER, LILLY — FHA 1-3; Homecoming
(Comm.) 4; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3.
GENNETT, LYLE — Golf 4.

GILL. LINDA — Annual 3,4; Band 1'4; Class Officer
I; Debate 3,4: Drama Club 3; YFU (Finland) 3; Foren-
sics 3,4; FTA 1,2; Homecoming (Comm.) 4; Honors
Band 3: Interlocken Summer Scholarship 1; Mixed Cho-
rus 2; NHS 3,4; Office Staff 3,4; Pep Band 2-4; Prom
Comm. 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1-3: One-Act
Competition 4.

GRAF, PETER — Band 1-3; Co-op 4; Pep Band 1-3:
Track 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4.

GREEN, JoANN — Band 1,2; Co-op 4; FHA 2,3:
Kitchen Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3.

GRUNCH, RUSSELL — Basketball 2; Football 1-3;
Homecoming (Comm.) 3; SLAAM 2,3; Track 1-4; Var-
sity Club 1-4.

HABEL, JAMES — Vocational Ed. 4.
HAMILTON, LARRY — Band 1,2: Drama Club 3.
HANSEN, REBECCA — Class Officer 3; FTA 2,3:
Latin Club 2,3; NHS 3,4; Office staff 3; Prom Comm. 3;
Pep Club 3.

HESS, DAVID — Annual 3,4; Debate 3,4; Drama
Club 3,4; Officer 3,4; Drama Club Play Cast 3; YFU
(Germany) 3; Flash 2-4; Football 1; Forensics 3,4;

Homecoming (Comm.) 4; Latin Club 2,3; Library Staff
3; Prom Comm. 3; Spanish Club 1 : Pep Club 3.

HIMEBAUCH, DIANE — Band 1,2; Co-op 3; Glee
Club 3: Gymnastics 2: Latin Club 2,3

HOLTZMAN, BERNARD — Band 1,2; Co-op 3,4;
Football I; Ski Club 1,2; Ski Team 1,2,4: Spanish Club
1; Varsity Club 1.

HOOPER, ROBERT — Band 1-4; Pep Band 4; Span-
ish Club I .

IVANOFF, JAMES — Flash 4; Library Staff 3.

JOHNSON. JUDY — Band 1,2; Homecoming
(Comm.) 3; Spanish Club 1-3.

KANTOLA. VICTOR — Basketball 1-3: Football 1-
4; Co-Captain 4; Varsity Club 1-4.

KUEBLER. GERALDINE — Co-op 4; Girls' State
3.

LAMBERT. ELLANDAH — FHA 1-3; FNA I;
FTA 1; Library Staff 2; Mixed Chorus 2: NHS 3.4;
SLAAM 2; Spanish Club 1-3.

LEWIS. KAREN — Betty Crocker Award 4; FHA 2,
3; Flash 4; FTA 1.2; Gymnastics 2; Kitchen Staff 2: Of-
fice Staff 3; Spanish Club 1-3.

LIEBERMAN, KRAAG — Basketball 1-4; Class
Officer 4; Football 1-4; Co-Captain 4; NHS 3,4; Spanish
Club 1,2: Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4.

LIVINGSTON, LYNETTE — Band 1-4; Class Offi-
cer I; Co-op 4; Gymnastics 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Mixed
Chorus 2; Pep Band 4; Ski Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2.

LORD, M ICH AEL — Football 1 -4; Varsity Club 3,4;
Vocational 3,4; Weightlifting 3.

LOUISELLE, CONNIE — FHA 2,3: Homecoming
(Comm.) 3;

MACK. ALAN — Co-op 3; Drama Club Play Cast 1;
Flash 4; Mixed Chorus 1 ; Student Council 1 .

MASON. MARCIA — Annual 3,4; Co-editor 4
Band 1-3; Debate 3,4; Flash 4; Forensics 3.4; FTA 1-3
Homecoming (Comm.) 4; Pep Band 3; Prom Comm. 3
Spanish Club 1,2.

McCLANATHAN, RAYMOND — Co-op 3,4.

McCLELLAN, GEORGE — Basketball 1-3; Foot-
ball 1 -4; Track 1 ,2; Varsity Club 1 -4; Vocational Ed. 4.

McDOWELL, DEBORA — Debate 4; Forensics 4;
FTA 2.3; Homecoming (Comm.) 4; Prom Comm. 3;
Spanish Club 1-3; Pep Club 1-3.

McCRAKEN, TIMOTHY — Vocational ed. 3,4.

METZGER, CHARLES — Band 1-4; Pep Band 1.3.
4.

MILLER. JOHN — Kitchen Staff 1,2; Spanish Club
1,2; Shop Assistant 4.

MILLER, SANDRA — FHA 2,3.

MOUSSEAU, JANE - Co-op 3,4; Prom Comm. 3;
Pep Club 3.

MURDICK, GARY — Flash 4.

NOVAK, CARL — Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Flash

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: B. De Young, Treasurer; S. Boss, Secretary; L. Fiedorek, Vice-President; K. Lieber-
man, President.

i.J. I ootball 1-4; I atin Club 2,3; Mis 1,4; Officer 4;
Track --t; Varsiu C luh 2..'; Wolverine Boys- State 3

NOV \k, ( II \KI I S Band 14. Baskelhall 1-4;

Honors Band 4: Interlochen Summer Scholarship i; I ii
in < luh 2,3; Officer 3; NHS 3,4; Pep Hand 2,3: Student
( ouncil 4. I ruck i. v.,rMiv ( luh I i. Wolverine Boys
State 3,

OSTRUM, NORM Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4;
I atin (luh 2,3; Ir.uk 2,3; Varsiu (luh 1-4; Weightlifl-
tntj >

l' U<si I , ii kk^i l ootball 1.1.4

PA I KK K, MICHAEI ( o-op 4. Vocational Ed

I'l \KS M I , MK II U I

.1.4.

( o-op I; Vocational 1 d
( " op i,i FHA2.3:FNA2 Pep

I'l I I KS, I I I \

( lub 2,3

I'l I M, I' \\ ID Baskelhall I.:, looth.dl 1-4; I at
in< luh.\ VirsiU ( luh 14

I'OI II K, I1RI \N Hand I.M Iash4; I rack I
POTTER, GAII Hand it, i \ \ \ ii \ 1-3: Glee

( luh I I atin< luh 2,3; MIS 1.4, Hep Hand 4

row ill, io\\\ Band I > FHA2.3: Officci I

Homecoming l( "inin ) 1,4; Kitchen Stall 4. Pep Hand 4

PromComm ); ski( luh i

i'l IM \V ll VIM \nnu.ii i. I I \ l.:. Gym-
nastics l. Library Staff 2; Prom Comm 1 si \ \M !
Spanish (luh 1-3; Officer »:Pep< luh I

SM IONSI Ml Wl NDl Vnniial I 1, Ham) I.

Flash I. Homecoming k omm I 4; Prom ( omm 1;

Spanish ( luh I, Pep ( luh 1-3

SANTI K, (.1 RRIANNI Annual 1,4 Band I I

Cheerleader 2,3; Debate 4; I I \ 1-3; Gymnastics 2.
Homecoming (Comm.) 4. Pep Band 4. Prom (omm. 3:
Ski Cluh 1-3; Spanish ( luh 1-3; Student Council 4; Offi-
cer 4; Pep Club 1-3

S< II \KI NBR \( II M l>l Ml I II \ 2.3
Ml/I\1\ Riiwil) Band 1,2; Football 1:

Spanish ( luh I,

SMI I II (.1 1 Hind 1-4. Pep Hand I I I ■ , I

SMITH. II WNI \nnual 2-4: Band 1-3: Debate
1.4. I lash 3,4; Editor 4. I orensics 1.4 FTA I !: Home-
coming (Comm i4. Homecoming Court 4. Pep Band 3;
Prom (omm i; Spanish Cluh 1,2: Student Council I.
Pep (luh 1-1

si PI RN\« II I II Annual !.4; Band 1-4; He

batc4: Drama Club 3: Flash 2-4: Forcnsics 3 i l l \i •
( lymnastics :. Pep Hand 4. Prom ( omm '. Ski ( luh 1
4. Spanish (luh 2; Operation Bentle) 4: Pep ( luh I I

SW \\S(>\ t \R| Band I.:. Haskethall 2.3;

1 DOlball 1-3: I rack I.:, Varsits ( luh I !

rHROP MK ll \l I H.iskclhall 1,2; Football 1-3:

Ski I cam 1

VAN DE CAR, WILLIAM Vocational I d J.4
WALKER.MICKEV Co op 1,4
w VRNI R i \t i.H ELYN Band I 4. Homecom-
ing ii omm i 4. Homecoming Queen a. Majorette 2-4.

Pep Hand 4. Prom ( omm (; Spanish ( luh 2. Pep (luh

11

WARNER IAMES Band I: Basketball 1.2: 1

ball I Homecoming i( omm i ' I ibrarj Stall !: Prom

( omm 1, SI \ \M - Student (ouncil '. \arsit\ ( luh

i.:

« \KM K M\M 111 I lash 4

WEISLEK. BRUCI

WESTENBROEK. MICHAEI Band 14. Student
Director4: Pep Band 2-4: Ski Club 2.4: St I M

WHI \l MK II \l I Basketball I.:. Mi«
rus 1: Prom Comm '. track I -4: Var>it> Club 1 -4

WHITE. LEON Band I -4. I ootball 1.2: Pep Kind
4 Ski( luh 14 Ski ream M

WILLI Wis Kl HI t ( \ Band ( op 4: I II \
' omm V Spanish Club I

W IMMI K, I 1/ \nnual -.4 I orensics 5.4.
Gymnastics 2.3: Homecoming C ourt 4. MIS '• 4

wool). MICHAEI I lash i H ccoming

I (omm I 4. Spanish C luh 1. Track :,(■

WOODS \ ICKI Hand 1.2 D

( as! . I II \ I 1 Office! • I I \ • (.IceC lub 1 ;

staii:. si \am :

VOI NG. P\IKI( I \ \nnual4 Bat

4: Class Officer 3: FN A 2 l -■■ i&tics 2 ■ 1 1 mi

(Comm i 2.3: Homecoming (ourt 4. 1 at
Mis i.4. Pep Band 4. Prom (omm \ Student (
:,PepC lub I i

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THEPETOSKEYOILCO

Wants To

Express Their Very

Best Wishes

To The Class Of 1970

Petoskey Oil Company
BoxN

Porter Street
Petoskev. Michiaan

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